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B - 526 Dominion Avenue

B - 526 Dominion Avenue

Midland, ON

  • 1,618 sqft
  • Commercial Retail
  • 16 days on market
$19/moFor Lease

This 1618 Square foot, UNIT B of a commercial building sits on a 100' x 100' lot in the heart of Midland's thriving downtown core. Zoned DC - Downtown Commercial, the property offers exceptional flexibility for a variety of permitted uses, including retail, service, and office. Featuring a wide, open floor plan, excellent street exposure, and on-site parking, this space is ideal for a growing business looking to establish itself in one of Simcoe County's most walkable commercial districts.

Listing Details

Taxes (2025) — owner
$6
Listed
September 3, 2026

Price History

Property

Lot Size
100 x 100 Feet

Parking

Garage
Plaza

Location & Legal

Cross Street
HWY 12 - King Street - Dominion Ave
Zoning
DC
Parcel Number
584650082
Possession
Flexible
Occupancy
Vacant

Commercial

Rental Term
36-120 months

Community

Postal area L4R

Population
19,245
Private dwellings
8,901
Median age
50.4
Average household size
2.2
Median household income
$70,500

Source: Statistics Canada, 2021 Census of Population, catalogue 98-401-X2021013. Adapted from Statistics Canada. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

Listed by

EXP REALTY

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